Papers from the 5th Student Conference in Linguistics, University of Washington, April 17-18th 1993

MIT Working Papers in Linguistics #20
1993
edited by Vern M. Lindblad & Michael Gamon

Aspectual Chains and Quasi Arguments: David Adger
The Two Causative haves are the Two Possessive haves: Robert S. Belvin
Emphasis, Negation, and Verb Movement: Dong-In Cho
Events and Quantification: Alexis Dimitriadis
The Nominalization of the Chinese Serial Verb Constructions: Evidence for V to N Raising: Jingqi Fu
On the Evolution of Syllable Structure: Evidence from Romance: Randall Gess
Theories of Feature Co-occurrence: Evidence from the [high]-[round] Relation: Sung-Hoon Hong
Excorporation in Syntax and in LF: the Case of Romance Causatives and Japanese Passives: Hiroto Hoshi
The Semantics of Free Adjuncts: Deriving the Weak/Strong Distinction: Graham Katz
Relativized Minimality and Tense Island as Two Separate Derivational Constraints: Rhanghyeyun K. Lee
The Role of Spec-Head Agreement in Anaphor Identification: Jeffrey Lidz
Plurality, Clitics and Morphological Merger in Caribbean Spanish: Seth A. Minkoff
A Minimalist Approach to Plural Marker Licensing in Korean: Myung-Kwan Park and Keun-Won Sohn
Quantificational Objects and Agr-O: Jeffrey T. Runner
Aleut Uvularization and Feature Geometry: Alice Taff
A'-binding and the bei Construction in Mandarin Chinese: Jen Ting
Another Look at Two-handed Signs in American Sign Language: Linda Uyechi